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john quincy adams is born in Braintree (now Quincy), Massachusetts on july 11 1767 time unknown
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sets sail from boston to france with his father john adams
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quincy adams and his fatehr set sail from L' Orient to Boston
arrive on the 2nd of august -
quincy adams and his brother charles set sail with their father john adams from boston to france unknown where they ended up
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quincy, his brother, and his father travel arcoss spain to reach there final Destination paris france
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the 3 adams set sail to amsterdam arrive on the 10th of august
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quincy adams travels with Francis Dana to St. Petersburg, where he serves as Dana's secretary and translator.
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quincy adams leaves St. Petersburg. He travels through Finland, part of Sweden, Denmark, Copenhagen and Hamburg
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adams returns to paris france to work for his father as a secretary
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heads to london to rejoin his mother and sister
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returns to paris to help his father while there he he meet Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson
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he traveled from paris to new youk and arrived on the 17 of july
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quincy adams is enrolled in harvard as a junior
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quincy adams graduates from Harvard
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quincy adams leaves Boston for Newburyport. He studies law under Theophilus Parsons
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quincy adams opens his first law office his carrer in law was unsuccesful
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quincy receives a letter from washinton giving him the postion of resident minister to The Hague
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quincy adams sails from Boston to England with Thomas Boylston Adams who he names as his secretary.
quincy made a detour to england before finaly arriving at Hague on 6th of november -
Washington appoints JQA minister plenipotentiary to Portugal adams never takes the postion
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President John Adams appoints JQA minister plenipotentiary to Prussia.
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john quincy adams marries Louisa Catherine Johnson
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his first son is born and is named George Washington Adams.
george washington adams dies of sucide at the age of 27 (1828) -
quincy adams runs against andrew jackson and henry clay
none win the majority vote and clay supports adams so adams beats jackson by a handfull of votes